The SaaS subscription audit — a 30-minute playbook to cut 20% of your stack
A structured audit you can run in half an hour to find unused, duplicated, and overpriced SaaS subscriptions — without connecting your bank or email.
The 30-minute SaaS subscription audit
Most teams pay for ~30% more SaaS than they actively use. Here's a structured audit you can run in 30 minutes — without connecting your bank, your email, or any OAuth scope.
Step 1 — list everything
Use the free MatchYourSaaS tracker. Manual entry, 30 seconds per tool. Write down: name, monthly cost, billing cycle, renewal date.
Step 2 — flag dead weight
Three columns: Used weekly, Used monthly, Used rarely / never. Be ruthless on the third column.
Step 3 — find duplication
Are you paying for two PM tools? Two design tools? A "free" tool and a paid one that does the same job?
Step 4 — check renewal dates
For everything in the next 60 days, go to our comparisons and check the cheaper alternative. The right time to switch is before the renewal charge hits.
Step 5 — automate the next audit
Once you've added everything to the tracker, you'll get an email 30/7/1 days before each renewal. The audit becomes continuous.
Track your SaaS spend in 30 seconds
Manual entry, no bank or email connections. We email you before every renewal — with cheaper alternatives.
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